Nonfoods

BOSTON -- The new Med Mark packaging symbol, designed to help consumers quickly identify food, drinks and products that support the much-touted Mediterranean diet, which includes such staples as wine, olive oil, pasta, and tomatoes, has been introduced by nonprofit organization Oldways here as the third element in its consumer shopping assistance program.

BOSTON -- The new Med Mark packaging symbol, designed to help consumers quickly identify food, drinks and products that support the much-touted Mediterranean diet, which includes such staples as wine, olive oil, pasta, and tomatoes, has been introduced by nonprofit organization Oldways here as the third element in its consumer shopping assistance program.

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. -- David DeLorenzo, a longtime executive at Dole Food Company, Inc. here, has been named president and c.e.o.

BOSTON -- The new Med Mark packaging symbol, designed to help consumers quickly identify food, drinks and products that support the much-touted Mediterranean diet, which includes such staples as wine, olive oil, pasta, and tomatoes, has been introduced by nonprofit organization Oldways here as the third element in its consumer shopping assistance program.

BOSTON -- The new Med Mark packaging symbol, designed to help consumers quickly identify food, drinks and products that support the much-touted Mediterranean diet, which includes such staples as wine, olive oil, pasta, and tomatoes, has been introduced by nonprofit organization Oldways here as the third element in its consumer shopping assistance program.

PHOENIX - In an effort to preserve the positive value of GMDC and have a name behind the letters that has relevance, Colorado Springs, Colo.-based nonfoods trade association General merchandise Distributors Council (GMDC) has rebranded to become the Global Market Development Center.

ALTOONA, Pa. -- Sheetz Inc. and the Altoona-Blair County Development Corp. (ABCD) broke ground over the weekend on a new 140,000-square-foot facility classified as a production operation, where food including "made-to-go" sandwiches, wraps, salads, parfaits and bakery products will be processed and delivered daily to all 334 existing Sheetz stores.

ALTOONA, Pa. -- Sheetz Inc. and the Altoona-Blair County Development Corp. (ABCD) broke ground over the weekend on a new 140,000-square-foot facility classified as a production operation, where food including "made-to-go" sandwiches, wraps, salads, parfaits and bakery products will be processed and delivered daily to all 334 existing Sheetz stores.